Please welcome Papercut Studios to the interwebs
Our good friends over at Papercut Studios have launched their new site with updated content. Papercut is a production studio specializing in documentary projects and recently in design. Papercut has created numerous documentary projects including historic houses in Montana and a child's orphanage in Honduras. They have also provided design work for many projects. Pay a visit to their fancy new digs and be sure to say hi.
We haven't posted an update in a long time. This is because team Sotis has been very busy over the past couple of months. Contrary to popular belief, this recession hasn't effected our work very much (knock on wood). Now that we have spread our wings a bit I think it's about time we filled you (you) in on what we're up to. Loren has been kicking it down in Venice doing work for clients, Skip Film, Chrome, and TCG Studios. Carlos is up in Seattle destroying Superfad and anything else that comes his way. Joe has been playing handyman crafting effects for short films in the Portland area and of course, flipping the pizza dough (not a pun).
Since we are now operating along the entire US west coast, if you or anyone you know is near a Sotis team member give us a shout! We are dedicated designers, animators, and bar hoppers.
Stay Creative
Sotis is reaching out to the younger, more social generation Y by uploading content to the fancy video sharing service known as "Vimeo". Our first upload is Joe Saturday in all of its full HD glory. Check it out and squawk about it if need be. Be sure to stick around for more videos.
We launched a new website. Today marks the third time we have changed the design of the site since its creation. And since we aren't about to be outdone, we will be changing the site every day from here on. We will also be introducing the Sotis candy shop where we make sweet nothings.
EXP 02 will be shown at this years Siggraph in Los Angeles. The piece created by Loren Judah will be featured as part of the Art Institutes collection. EXP 02 was an experiment with motion tracking and done almost exclusively in After Effects. Actor Mark Cancio plays the artist trying to escape his subconscious creations. You can watch this short film now in the projects section.
Carlos Steven's Animated Short "Toumai" is making great impressions on the festival circuit. Toumai has received the "Region 1 Winner" and "Nation Finalist in Animation" for the student Academy Awards. On top of that, Toumai will be included in the Stash DVD Magazine Issue #46.